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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1907
Page
4
Fragmentary clipping reports weather notes and local incidents with scattered names and actions. It mentions Honolulu and various individuals, but details are garbled. The piece reads like a late edition weather and police notes roundup with partial sentences and unclear chronology.
Fragmented text lists multiple names and places with inconsistent phrases. It references a departure and various locations, dates, and people but lacks coherent actions or outcomes. The readable bits mention Utees, Maine, and a potential event or meeting with uncertain details.
Information Bureau for Tourlate assists travelers and locals with general information and guidance. Mr. Mo A Palmer will head the department to help visitors to Ma wall find attractions and plan visits.
A fragmentary ad-like note outlines a special volcano trip with round trip expenses paid and a party size of 16 to 25. It mentions a steamer voyage, a high price, and a promotional rate structure with per-person costs and group discounts, in a dated newspaper style.
A fragmented OCR item mentions Ansegts Dine and a furniture sale with unclear names and locations. The readable portion notes a sale on a specified date with reference to power rent and a local advertise context. The text is garbled but points to a storefront or catalog style listing.
A historic Pacific Coast letter discusses June meeting votes on policy deductions and claim handling. It lauds the Royal Insurance Company of Liverpool for paying all claims, claims a strong cash discount policy, and claims superior solvency and reliability compared with rivals. The letter promotes Royal policies as safest for policyholders, citing full cash settlement and low risk.
Fragmented report from yesterday discusses the Anti Saloon League push for license repeal and a possible liquor option. It notes the league's stance against strong opposition and outlines proposed fees for saloon licenses and postal class considerations, suggesting a target of $1000 for a beer license.
A lettered account describes chaotic funding for biennial education reports as offices seek publication funds amid a Governor's push. Officials face layoffs and printing halts while the Court of Registration and other departments scramble for money, delaying publication and exposing fiscal strain ahead of the legislature.
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